So I'm using the Webform module. What I ideally want to happen is:
Each time a user visits the Webform (contact page) i.e. localhost/sitename/contact the URL isn't a alias i.e. something like localhost/sitename/contact123akewlkmwlk19109 - and a new URL gets generated each time a user visits this page.
I'm linking back to the webform via the email notification. The [submission:url] at present looks like:
There is a Content Block in Block Layout to display site's contents, and also there is a Content in View. When I remove the Content Block in the Block Layout panel, nothing happend because our View still hold the Content for us. So here is the question, since View has the Content displayed, what's the purpose of the Content Block?
We are using the reCAPTCHA v3 module and have it working. We have the reCAPTCHA v2 module installed and it is acting as the fallback if the user fails automatic score-based validation.
It is working great except that the both reCAPTCHAs only show up on the first page of the webform. Being a number of pages and having a number of fields to fill out, we do not want to discourage the user by showing a reCAPTCHA right away on the first page.
I have not used composer before and am wondering how it ties in with module updates.
so if i install a module with composer such as "require drupal/NAME " it will install the module and any of its dependencies ( in my case a library was added in "vendors" )
now when a newer version of the module comes out and i see it on the available updates page if i install the update from that page will it automatically in the background get the new library? or am i now required to update the module with composer from the command line?